Keren - Washington, D.C.

This is one of my favorite places when it comes to perfect breakfast places, the food was so fresh and tasty, service was on point, the only thing was, the parking is a pain. I highly recommend this place.

If you enjoy spicy, this is the place for you. Easily every item on the menu is spicy. Bad thing is, there is no warning towards how spicy their food is. Even worse, most of the menu is pictureless and in a language you most probably do not understand, and the waiter is anything but helpful to describe what is it that will give you that massive heartburn in about an hour. Rating it two stars because almost before giving uo on my meal someone came over to check on my table and,

This is my 1st time having Eritrean food and it?s really worth the hype? It's delicious! The food is not something I would crave often but I'm happy that I tried it. I found it flavorful and very filling. The injera is addicting and the lentils were my favorite. The food is affordable with generous portions. The restaurant is small with limited seating and busy. I would definitely return to try more menu options. I heard their breakfasts are amazing.

A cute family style Eritrean restaurant near Dupont Circle in Washington DC. Friendly staff and tasty dishes! The dishes and stews were flavorful and fresh. They also offer American style breakfast, but I encourage you to get out of your comfort zone and try a new dish here. Vegetarian friendly. If it?s your first time trying Eritrean cuisine, don?t hesitate to ask the staff for recommendations. Plenty of options for meat lovers, vegetarians, and vegans alike.

This is my second time eating Ethiopian food and it was a true delight. I was feeling under the weather and needed a wholesome nutritious meal and decided to get their Special Shiro. It was creamy, flavorful, scrumptious. I was also pleasantly surprised when I found out my order came with an extra of Enjera bread filled with their lentil sauce and spinach. Thank you for a wonderful culinary experience!